? japan continues to reel from a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. millions are without shelter, food and electricity, as the death toll is expected to rise. rescue workers arepe dlytees trying to find survivors and dig out victims. and as a second hydrogen explosion rocks the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant, devastating the structure of one reactor and exposing the fuel rods of another, the fear of further explosions continues to grow. japan's first earthquake in history has slammed the world's third largest economy. sending the stock exchange plunging $300 billion in value. president obama reaffirmed america's support for japan. >> the united states will continue to offer any assistance we can as japan recovers from multiple disasters. >> reporter: tensions throughout the middle east are high as gadhafi-backed forces launch air strikes on two key libyan towns, forcing rebels to retreat eastward. and new protests against the ruling family in bahrain. police fired tear gas and water cannons in demonstrators in one of the most violent confrontation. this year's honorees, alice cooper,

to bring japan's fukushima fukushima nuclear power plant under control, gray smoke rising from two reactor units stalled critical work to reconnect power lines and restore cooling systems. reports stating that japan may need five years to rebuild from the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that caused over $235 billion in damage, killing thousands and displacing many more >>> at&t announcing plans to buy rival t-mobile usa for $39 billion, creating the nation's largest wireless carrier. the deal will give them nearly 130 million customers, dwarfing verizon and print. it increase bandwidth and improve >>> reporter: this is israel -- a small nation in the middle east about the size of new jersey. the country grew out of the turmoil of world war ii when jews across europe faced terrible persecution by the nazis. it's remembered in history as the holocaust. many jews came here to build a new future. back then, a school for orphans of the holocaust opened, called havat hanoar. today, the school is still helping orphans -- welcoming refugees from all backgrounds and from all over the world. lik

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